A roundabout is defined as: a circular intersection that usually has four exits.
-Always give priority to vehicles inside the roundabout coming from the left
-The roundabout must always be entered counterclockwise
-The signal (right) must always be placed before exiting the roundabout
-The skill of approaching must always be applied while approaching the roundabout and then stop completely if the roundabout path is not clear of other vehicles
-Always make sure that the right shoulder is clear before and during exiting the roundabout
The directions in the roundabout are four and the following skills are applied to each direction as follows
1-Direction from the roundabout to the right. Signal right. Enter the roundabout from the right lane. Exit the roundabout right lane
2-The direction of the rotor forward (Sida). Entering the roundabout without a signal. Enter the roundabout from the right lane. Giving the right signal immediately after the first exit. Ensure that the right shoulder is free. Exiting the roundabout must be on the right lane
3-Direction from the roundabout backwards The u-turn changes the lane to the left before approaching the roundabout. Apply the skill of approaching the roundabout
4-Direction from the rotor to the left. Change lane to the left before approaching the roundabout. Apply the skill of approaching the roundabout. Signal position left 54
Place the sign to the left. Giving the right signal immediately after passing the third exit. Ensure that the right shoulder is clear. Exiting the roundabout is to stick to the left lane
Changing the lane to the right after exiting the roundabout. Giving the right sign immediately after passing the second exit.
Ensure that the right shoulder is clear. Exiting the roundabout is by sticking to the left lane
Changing the lane to the right after exiting the roundabout Possible errors. Not applying the approach skill when roundabout. Get close at the roundabout. Use the brakes forcefully when approaching the rotor
Parking unnecessarily (clear and lane of vehicles in the roundabout). Changing the lane or overtaking at the roundabout. Failure to follow the correct lane before, during or after the roundabout. Do not turn the right lane after exiting the left roundabout or u-turn
Giving the signal late or wrong. Not giving the signal at all. Not making sure the shoulder is clear in the roundabout before going out